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North Fond du Lac board approves consent agenda and 2024–25 licenses
Summary
The Village of North Fond du Lac Board of Trustees unanimously approved the consent agenda June 17, including minutes, invoices and multiple 2024–25 operator, beverage and tobacco licenses; motions were made by Trustee Mike Will and Trustee Chuck Hornung with final votes recorded as 5 ayes.
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The Village of North Fond du Lac Board of Trustees voted unanimously June 17 to approve the consent agenda, which included approval of the June 3, 2024 minutes, authorization of invoices and a slate of operator and business licenses for the 2024–25 licensing period.
Trustee Mike Will moved to approve the consent agenda and Trustee Ann Price seconded; the motion passed on a 5–0 vote. Later in the meeting Trustee Chuck Hornung moved to approve the 2024–25 license applications as read, pending staff inspections where noted; Trustee John Duffy seconded and that motion also carried, 5 ayes.
Licenses considered include Class B fermented malt beverage and intoxicating liquor licenses (examples: Charlie’s Banquet Hall and Pub; The Stretch Restaurant, LLC; The Last Shot), combination Class A licenses (Station Prospect; RStore/GPM Southeast; Dollar General), dance hall licenses, tobacco and e-vaping device permits, non-intoxicating beverage licenses, and manufactured home park licenses (Green Meadows FDL MHC, Lighthouse Pointe FDL MHC, Lakeshore Terrace FDL MHC). The minutes list individual operator applicants and business addresses for the record.
The board took no separate roll-call vote on individual operator applicants in the minutes; approvals are recorded under the consent motion and in the subsequent license-approval motion. No conditions beyond the noted pending staff inspections were recorded. The board did not record any public objections during the consent and license portions of the meeting.
The board will proceed with licensing and administrative follow-up through staff inspections and routine licensing processes.
